RESONARK X

This game looks visually bad. The textures just aren't great and the UI feels terrible. That is all the negative I have to say. On a brighter note this game is incredibly fun and has brought me and my friends together. That part was a lie, this game did not do that, the VR chat version did. If you want to play the game the best it can be then hop in VR chat. The reason that I recommend this regardless is that I want to support the creator and that I know this could be better. This concept is wonderful and has been done better by them, just please have the definitive version of the game be its own game.

I do not own a VR headset, so this review is solely about the desktop gameplay. The songs are all pretty nice, and there's a decent sized library of them. Each song has 3 difficulties, which is wonderful because this make the entry level of the game low as anyone can start slow. The keybindings can be changed at the player's leisure. The speed of the notes can also be changed. It's a vertical scrolling rhythm game on desktop, with six lanes, and a 'clap' button, which appears as a full line coming down on the bar. As another added gimmick, there are release notes. My least favorite thing in any rhythm game and I'd very much love the option to turn this off and have the notes be regular ones. I am a tap to the rhythm/melody person, not tap before the rhythm and release when it is there, if you catch my drift. It just doesn't feel good or natural. Other than that, the layout and game play does feel kind of... cheap, for lack of a better word. The game looks like a free to play mobile rhythm game from some unknown obscure developer that I've played my fair share of in the past. It could do with a more slick design. The click noises when hitting notes also often sound twice when you have to press more than one note, even if I press them at the exact same time, which sounds jarring and feels laggy. Overall, it's a fun game but it doesn't feel very tight when playing, which is exactly the kind of feeling I want to have in a rhythm game. Still, it's worth playing and getting at a sale just for desktop mode. I am having fun with it, it'll just never be in my top 10 of rhythm games. For people who can play it in VR too it's probably worth it a lot more, and I suspect this is likely where the game shines, but I am unable to judge that.

[VR모드 리뷰] 신뢰의 미소녀 일러 애플 앱스토어에서 종종 보는 일본쪽 인디/동인 리듬게임 같은 느낌입니다 곡의 수는 2페이지를 넘는데 주요 특징은 최고 난이도가 어렵습니다 어렵다구요 리듬게임 마니아가 만든 게 틀림없습니다 그래픽은 인디/동인 처럼 매무새가 떨어집니다 일부 노트의 설계가 잘못되었으나 (박수치다 컨트롤러 박살납니다... 파란색은 도무지 떼는 걸 종잡을수가 없습니다...) 대충 해본 감으로는 레벨디자인이 괜찮게 되어있는 것 같습니다 Tatsh 등의 특정 레이블의 아티스트들의 곡들이 보입니다. 사용이 자유인 무료 공개 앨범을 사용한 것 같네요. 구매하고 나서야 VRChat 월드로도 거의 동일한 퀄리티로 있다는 걸 알게 되었는데요 배신감이...